Featuring a wide selection of material appearing with us at the Brooklyn Antiquarian Book Fair.   The list includes a rare Cuban imprint in an ornate contemporary binding; several fascinating pieces of African-Americana; material from the Civil War; a group of magazines published by the Nazi Party in Mexico during the 1930s; the diaries of a Brooklyn woman spanning her lifetime; a massive archive of records from the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum featuring 19th-century photographs of the female inmates; and much more.  Enjoy!

We offer a selection of modestly-priced material recently catalogued, covering all regions of the country.  There are several works relating to Texas, California, and Alaska; two salesman's sample books; an Alabama prison magazine; several pieces of African-Americana; letters from Arizona and the Philippines; photos of mining in Mexico, and more.  Enjoy!

Our latest list offers thirty items on the growth and development of California from the late 19th century through the early 20th century.  There are several promotional brochures for specific towns - Petaluma, Chico, Porterville, and Martinez; automobile guides and maps; a run of the agricultural periodical the California Fruit Grower; an archive of a San Francisco shipyard with hundreds of blueprints; blueprint schematics for two different California dams; and more.  Enjoy!

An offering of twenty city directories ranging from Alaska to Kansas to Illinois.  Directories are packed with so much information -- histories, civic information, the names and occupations of citizens and business owners, ads for local enterprises.  We love directories.  Primarily comprised of directories for Western states, the list also includes an early directory for Cincinnati with a segregated African-American listing, and a rare and unusual Illinois directory for the "Twin Cities" of Rock Island and Davenport, Iowa.  Enjoy!